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You will come back as many times as I need you to come back

>>542839963
By not having children you leave unfinished threads. There's a reason monks take vows of celibacy.

>>542840209
This could have some merit, because the 144,000 in the book of Revelation are childless and not spoiled by women.

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>>542839963
>Hail Ihy, who came forth from Seshesh, I have not been fearful, I have not lost my heart...

The bodhisattva cultivates such meritorious qualities as these, engaging in such cultivation:

In order to refrain from forsaking all beings;
In order to be sustained by his original vows;
In order to make the great compassion foremost;
In order to perfect the great kindness;
In order to reflect upon and bear in mind the cognition of all-knowledge;
In order to completely accomplish the adornment of buddha lands;
In order to completely realize the Tathāgata’s powers, fearlessnesses, dharmas exclusive to the buddhas, major marks, subsidiary signs, and voice;
In order to further his quest to acquire the most especially supreme path;
In order to accord with what he has learned regarding the extremely profound liberation of the Buddha;
And in order to reflect upon greatly wise and good skillful means.

Son of the Buddha, the bodhisattva dwelling on the Ground of Blazing Brilliance, taking the view imputing the existence of a self associated with the body as chief among them, abandons all attachments that might be generated, including attachments to the existence of a self, to a person, to beings, to a life span, to the aggregates, to the sense realms, and to the sense bases, doing so because they arise and disappear in reliance on conceptual thought, because they are sustained through discursive thought, because they are but subsidiary to a self, because they are but its material possessions, and because they are but points of attachment. He entirely abandons them all. Whenever this bodhisattva sees that particular karmic actions have been censured by the Tathāgata as defiled by the afflictions, he abandons all of them. Whenever he sees that particular karmic actions accord with the bodhisattva path and have been praised by the Tathāgata, he cultivates all of them.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTd40nOP1fo

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... perhaps you should try to leave the world better than you found it. You may be coming back to it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKVbjFU9dNs

>>542839963
Vamamarga

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>>542839963
Don't have children. You need a suitable body (i.e. gene set) to reincarnate, so most people tend to reincarnate in their own family bloodlines.
That also leaves you with less attachments to this world which is the second thing to do. Leave nothing you want to return to.
Third, don't go towards the light after death.